A Sulawesi lowlander that loves producing dense vines and lots of basals; leaves can reach over 8 inches long, deep green or with a brownish tinge, off which pitchers up to 6-8 inches tall hang. Pitchers are fuzzy and inverse-funnel-shaped or ovoid, with frilly wings and a simple, slender round peristome. The peristome may remain greenish, but the rest of the pitcher colors purple-brown, or purple and white mottled inside. I haven't seen upper pitchers yet, but they should be tubular to funnel-shaped and green with a bright red lid underside.
One available plant a rooted cutting approx. 2.5 inches in diameter with a newly developing pitcher (shown in second image).